... in a moat excited and unstrung condition, and will probably nerd emend dale l careful medical attention. When searched Dr. Crippen had a bottle eentaining pIAPOO in one of biz pockets. and this was promptly confiscated by hie captors. A further search ...

... and, shield Americsa and Canadian lawyers be under any doubts as to the legal position involved in the apprehension of Dr. Crippen. we suggest that the Lord I Chief Baron will just arrive in the America& Continent in the tick of time to set uncer- Way ...

... crippen drama. High praise is due Captain Kendall, o* the Montrose, for the part b© has played in bringing about the arrest “Dr.” Crippen and his companion, says the “Evening Standard.” In making the identification, in communicating with Scotland Yard wireless ...

... readiness to b. pushed forward to Darjeeling in case it should be determined to despatch a foros to Tibet. The Montrose, with Dr. Crippen and Le Neve aboard. reached Quebec yesterday morning. The prisoner Crippen was brought before the magistrate and mended ...

... MISS LE NEVE FAINTS. MRS. GINNITT UPBRAIDS CRIPPIN Moss Oar Owl' Montreal. Meneey. Dr. Crippen, when formally choreal this morning p rate t ilinalellte, and wished to enter ado a long and rambling history of his lite. Judge Angels declined to listen. ...

... summer visitors crowded round Inspector Dew, of Scotland Yard, and his collej-gues of the Canadian police, as they escor ted Dr. Crippen to the courthouse to-day for the preliminary examination. Just the door of th© courthouse the throng was particularly dense ...

... what she told him sufficient clear her. when it is confirmed, it will he. Scotland Yard. She insisted that she believed Dr. Crippen was not guilty. is credibly reported that after her talk with Inspector Dew she cabled her mother that she had complied ...

... from New York tu identify Dr. Crippen and Mize IA Neve, if neemeary, had an interview with Mim Le Nero yesterday evening, at the ennelusion of which she expressed the opinion that Miss Lc Neve was trying tu shield Dr. Crippen, but was innoreet of all knowledge ...

... thing which Dr. Crippen might 'say should be put by him into sriting and submitted to the Court before being given out. Ur. Morin found the prisoner in the ease silent and morose state which he bad Preserved since his arrest. He war •ittin4 en the edge ...

... Dew an offer to de. fend Dr. Crippen upon condition that the latter maintains silence, and does not oppose his extradition. The cablegram further states that friends of Dr. Crippen have guaranteed the ex. peones. Dr. Crippen win probably reply later. ...

... FIRST MESSAGE TO OR. CRIPPEN. Dr. Crippen was to-day permitted receive the first message addressed him from outside since his arrest. was invitation *« make a public statement, and bis reply was simply, •' So.” The police held their hands in amazement ...

... Dew an offer to defend Dr. Crippen, upon the condition that the latter maintains silence and does not oppose his extradition. The cablegram further states that the friends of Dr. Crippen have guaranteed the expenses. Dr. Crippen will probably reply later ...